The man's flower hat is called "tahya", and the traditional claw pattern on it comes from the abstract description of animal and plant hieroglyphics in ancient times. Animals symbolize wealth and strength, while plant influences symbolize life and harmony. Ladies' flower hats are usually called "topetay" and "saukele" ... There are many kinds of patterns, and the patterns are also inherited angular patterns, but in most cases they are plant images, with owls as headdresses, which originated from the worship of animals in ancient religions, as well as metal gold and silver ornaments, agate ornaments, pearl ornaments and diamond ornaments. Some ornaments are used to ward off evil spirits, mostly for beauty.